They have the best teachers and classes! Such a wonderful place and I love the new studio!read more

Wonderful, positive atmosphere with great classes and helpful staff. Instructors are very…read moreknowledgeable and encouraging. Highly recommend.

Very convenient art supply store with lovely customer service. They have paints, brushes, clay…read moreetc. They even have cards from local artist. Great treasures can be found here.

Cute independent store with beautiful art supplies. I stop by whenever we park nearby.read more

I've done a painting class and attended craft club. Both experiences were great! I had fun and got…read moreto create something that I loved.

Took a painting class at Vortex Pub and Eatery. Loved it! Great 2 hour+ social activity with the…read moreGal-Pals. The instructor was a hoot and she made it pretty much idiot proof... there were 30 non-artists and not one bad painting in the end - some versions were AMAZING! Highly reccommend! Note: arrive early and sit toward the middle so you can hear the instructor.

Such a great spot for a solo, friend, or family date! Super spacious and kind staff. Nice…read moreenvironment to spend an afternoon in! Prices are very reasonable!

I just had an upsetting run in with a very rude employee at this establishment. Grey hair, straight…read morewith glasses. Seamed unhappy before we even started chatting. I went into pick up my art and she told me it was donated to charity. I had missed the 30 day pick up policy and when I asked why no one called she pointed to a sign on her counter (yes pointed) and said we don't call. Wow I was part of a large party who went for the first time together in December. None of us were informed of a 30 day pick up policy or told our items would be donated if we miss the window and they won't call us. She actually told me to take it up with the group organizer. When I called him he was like, I didn't know about a 30 policy. Yep! Wow again! I feel like they stole my money and my art. I was two weeks over the policy I never heard about. When she looked up my group on the computer she read, oh the lotus tile. She knew! I said where did it go? She said they donate to charities around town. What charity? She said she doesn't have to tell me. I'm thinkn I could go buy it back but she refused to even get up and look for it or tell me what happened to it. Why? Because she knew what happened her get lips were sealed. ? Maybe ? We came in at chaos Xmas. Spent many many hundreds of dollars. I've gone two other times to pick this up and they were closed. I work in Portland. I've been sick for over two weeks and my 30 days were up 15 days ago. Surely you see how much money our party spent. Why no courtesy call to let the group organizer know there was one item still at the shop. You do want return customers. What a terrible taste left in mouth. At minimum the day before you donate it, CALL! Is this even legal. If it's donated where it can be sold idk. I never signed anything saying they could sell my art? Where is it or did it break? And if a charity has it on display somewhere then let me see if they have and offer to give them a financial donation instead. I mean this is nuts. She was so rude and unfriendly. If the store manager reaches out and they can help me track this down I will donate money to the charity for sure. I'm sure they would rather have money than a tile I painted. It was my first time painting. This was about creating memories and not do I have one. I just got done telling my large party what happened to me and they can't believe it. I will take this review down if I have a good experience with the store manager when she follows up with me please! Please call me please. I don't know of any retailer that has that short of a pick up policy during the holidays especially since they were closed several days around Xmas. This is ridiculous. I paid to make art and then they took my money and my art. Nuts! So disappointing! Wendy S 503-317-8350

This is a Not-To-Miss Experience. WELL worth the time. Gordon is a master of his craft and…read morededicated all of his effort to ensure you have the best time and a high quality product. This is not a gimmick, you actually forge your own knife from a raw piece of steel! Anvils, fire, hammering, grinding, woodwork... you name it. And the finished product is nothing short of spectacular. A truly great experience. It's an all day event, and Gordon makes it well worth it. Bring your lunch, safety glasses, gloves, and a great attitude. The only bad part about it is that Gordon is a diehard Red Sox fan. But I guess we can all forgive him for that. Don't miss this.

From the owner: Vonhelmick Knife Company is a family owned and operated business in Falls city Oregon. We make hand…read moreforged blades. We teach a class where students, ages 10 and up, can come make their own knife in about nine hours with no prior experience. Please see our website www.vonhelmickknives.com for more details.

Kay Ferguson is an amazing artist! She is focusing more on making fused glass buttons these days…read morebut can still be commissioned for stained glass and watercolor art. Kay also teaches art lessons out of her home. Kay is teaching a group lesson on fused glass making for my bridal shower and I am SOOO excited! She can usually accommodate 10-15 people for an art lesson in her back yard studio and teaches everything from traditional Ukrainian egg making, watercolor art, to fused glass. Kay is excellent with both adult and children groups for art lessons. Kay's work as an artist and a teacher is exquisite! She has been a local artist in the Salem area for more than 20 years going to many local and national shows. Kay has been producing stained glass pieces for many years her work can been seen in many churches and restaurants around Oregon. She specializes in elegant water scene stained glass, stunning stained glass lamps, plus Kay can draw anything at all and make perfect custom pieces. Additionally Kay can do glass etching and sand blasting her work in these skills is also amazing. Kay never ceases to amaze me with her work. I have seen her work evolve over the years at various shows and I am thrilled to have her hosting my wedding shower!

Keizerarts.org is a Japanese deodorant site. The CORRECT…read moresite is keizerarts.com. PLEASE fix this on YELP. Thank you

Talk about your little known jewel. Apparently one of the best kept Keizer secrets is this not for…read moreprofit art association. Last night I was one of the luckily informed at a showing for emerging artists who had never been shown before. With a DJ spinning some great bumpin music, wine and nibbles to enjoy while meeting the artists and browsing the eccletic mix of art available, I couldn't help but marvel at the great stuff here in lil old Keizer. Want a great way to sart your Saturday night? I say come have a look, enjoy a glass of wine as you get to meet a variety of artists & mediums. And HEY, it was free, Ya can't lose!!